Holding Schools Accountable and Protecting Parental Rights

On September 23, 2024, Sam Bandimere, Cain, Roger Mangan, and Dawn Holmberg joined the show. Navy veteran and native Coloradan outlines his platform for Senate District 19, emphasizing fiscal responsibility, oil and gas development, and crime reduction Former police officer and military veteran exposes pornographic materials in schools and challenges policies restricting parental rights and free speech Veteran insurance agent explains new Colorado legislation affecting. Colorado Senate Race and Fiscal Responsibility Start listening at 18:52 – Hour 1 Sam Bandimere, a Navy veteran who served two tours in Vietnam, outlines his platform for Colorado Senate District 19. The native Coloradan emphasizes restoring fiscal responsibility and limited government, specifically targeting state taxes masquerading as fees. Bandimere advocates for repealing laws hindering Colorado’s oil and gas industry while supporting net-zero energy development through market forces rather than mandates. His campaign motto, “saving you money, keeping you safe,” reflects priorities including restoring the death penalty, supporting police and first responders, and making Colorado a non-sanctuary state. Bandimere criticizes his opponent’s voting record on taxes, TABOR funds, and parental rights. “I want to repeal laws and regulations that are hindering the development of our Colorado natural gas and oil production. If we can get the oil and gas industry up and going again, that’s the kickstart to our economy here in Colorado.” Sam Bandimere, Colorado Senate District 19 Candidate Immigration, Crime, and Government Schools Start listening at 30:55 – Hour 1 Cain, founder of Task Force Freedom Northern Colorado and former police officer, delivers a passionate critique of current immigration policies and their impact on communities like Aurora. The military veteran challenges Governor Polis’s claims about declining crime rates, arguing that crimes are simply not being reported or prosecuted rather than actually decreasing. Cain draws historical parallels between the Democrat Party’s treatment of Black Americans and current policies, tracing from slavery through the KKK to modern welfare programs that he argues destroyed Black families by removing fathers from homes. He warns that similar strategies now target white families and all Americans through government schools and cultural manipulation. “There are so many options available to parents today that you don’t have to put your children in these indoctrination centers.” Cain, Founder, Task Force Freedom Northern Colorado Insurance Industry Changes in Colorado Start listening at 64:30 – Hour 2 Roger Mangan of State Farm Insurance explains significant changes affecting Colorado homeowners. The 47-year industry veteran describes how new legislation impacts insurance availability, with companies pulling out due to wildfire and hailstorm exposure. Beginning January 1, 2025, using cell phones while driving becomes illegal for all Colorado drivers, not just those under 18. Mangan highlights changes to HOA regulations that now override bylaws preventing fire-resistant materials, allowing homeowners to install non-wood fences regardless of association rules. He warns that master policies are shifting from “all in” to “bare walls” coverage, significantly increasing individual unit owner liability. “If you’ve ever flown an airplane and you’ve been in...